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as I wrote elsewhere. removing the resolution of .ru isn't cutting them off from the internet. It just makes it much harder for them to spread their propagand
by compsciphd 5y ago
as I wrote elsewhere. removing the resolution of .ru isn't cutting them off from the internet. It just makes it much harder for them to spread their propaganda. Anyone in russia could still resolve www.cnn.com and the like.
The only Q would be would Russia retaliate by going all china with a great firewall, thereby them actually severing themselves from the internet.
- x86_64Ubuntu 5y agoWhat propaganda has Russia been spreading outside of it's borders? At least in the Western media, all the propaganda has been pro-Western, with eventually-proven-false narratives dominating the scene such as the Ghost of Kyiv (a flight simulator) and the Snake Island massacre (they lived).